Phoenix Technical High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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cwlda 6666462600 THIS IS A SHOP ' h wit a future. The boys are instructed in electrical and radi ' ' V OXGHT S ire' ngylilg a - a. . my 5wwanl:f'C0mmEln2fa't ABOVE' geek 09 aienneth M vowel quam C LEFT: teSlS 'mga Hayes 600 sexi volwgxil. BUCK. amewl makin BE-LO ' tlwles m Suvvxllxliig tube Socks DC gtagsf 0 principles, construction, repair, and general service of A.M. and F.M. radio, audio amplifying equipment, and television equipment. The student may specialize in one Field in the senior year. At the comple- tion of a successful year of specializa- tion, students may qualify as licensed radio and television station operators or apprentice technicians. Wait, this shop doesn't stop here, it goes right on beginning at 3:15 p.m. and ending at 10:00 p.m. The swing shift is for adults only and the instruct- or's program for the eve ' ' rung is the same as for the day classes. CARL SWIFT

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QM - ' atient I . Moorhead gwmg 17. Caro ggorothy Young a bath Pauline Long checking pulse and tem- perature of Dorothy Orozco. b l checking the blood Florence R09 0 - rt. Pressure Of Mana Stewa UNDER THE DIRECTION of Mins. F loretta Awe, Mrs. Jean Davidson, and Mrs. Jessie Hall, the students in Practical Nursing are trained to care for a person JEAN DAVIDSON who is ill. Four and a half months of their one year course is spent in classroom studies and seven and a half months is given to hospital training. The class work consists of anatomy, physiology, practical health, hygiene, nutrition, food prepara- tion and related subjects. The hospital experience gives the students the needed opportunities to develop skills in nursing techniques. The girls must be eighteen years of age to enter the hospital phase of training. FLOBETTA AWE -98- Parties and social activities provide pleasant diversion for members of the group.

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JOHN KRONENBITTER l ANDREW DAVIS Charles Copeland working on a refrigeration unit. Albert Remes and Trevor Taylor working on parts of refrigeration units. 'watcher 'I00 STUDENTS IN THE REFRICERATION Shop are taught motor repair, unit over-hauling, system adjustments, installation and service of domestic and commercial refrigeration equipment and summer and winter air-conditioning units. Safety rules are also stressed in this shop. For the students to understand the symbols of related trades in relation to installation of refrig- erating and air-conditioning equipment, mechan- ical drawing is included in the junior year. To acquaint the student with the construction and design of air handling equipment, one semester of work in the Sheet Metal Shop is included in the senior year. After completing the four year program of the Refrigeration Shop the student is ready for entry into the Refrigeration and Comfort Cooling In- stallation Service Trades.